Spiders

Spider control and web removal services

While most spiders are harmless and even beneficial as predators of other pests, many people simply do not want them in their homes. Some species, like brown recluses and black widows, can deliver dangerous bites. Whether your concern is comfort or safety, Exterminator Today provides effective spider control services.

Spider Species of Concern:

Brown Recluse: A venomous spider with a violin-shaped marking. Their bites can cause serious tissue damage.
Black Widow: Identifiable by the red hourglass marking, their venom affects the nervous system.
Common House Spiders: Harmless but prolific web-builders that create unsightly webs throughout homes.
Wolf Spiders: Large, hairy spiders that hunt actively and can be startling when encountered.
Cellar Spiders: Long-legged spiders that build messy webs in basements and dark corners.

Why Spiders Enter Homes:

Following Prey: Spiders go where their food is—other insects. Reducing insects reduces spiders.
Seeking Shelter: Spiders enter homes seeking shelter from weather and to find mates.
Accidental Entry: Some spiders are brought inside on firewood, boxes, or plants.

Our spider control service includes web removal, treatment of spider harborage areas, and reduction of the insect populations that attract spiders to your home.

Call us at 1 (888) 652-2963 to schedule your service today

Why Choose Exterminator Today?

Targeted Treatment

We focus on spider harborage areas and reduce the prey insects they feed on.

Safety First

We can identify and address dangerous spider species in your home.

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